What About the Princes, Pt. 1

A long while back I wrote about the negative effect the Disney princess culture might have on girls, and about how it’s an infuriating fad. Then I started wondering about the Disney princes, and whether something similar might go on there with boys. Even if almost all Disney heroines are or become princesses, or are incorrectly marketed as such for the sake of the brand, at least most of them are actualized, well-developed characters. The majority of them are empowered women who think on their own and go after what they want. Disney’s leading men, however, mostly seem to adhere … Continue reading

Entertainment Jobs at Walt Disney World

Are you or someone you know an aspiring entertainer? Why bother with New York or Las Angeles when you can start a great career as an entertainer with the Walt Disney Company? (After all, it hasn’t hurt 14-year-old Mylie Cyrus, has it?) There are many great benefits to being an entertainer with the Walt Disney Company. You’re entertaining kids and families in a family-friendly environment. You get a great benefits package (that often includes housing). You’ll have a regular gig and won’t have to wait tables in dirty diners to pay your bills. You’ll know that you’ll always have a … Continue reading

Administrative Jobs at Walt Disney World

The show wouldn’t go on without the many thousands of people playing vital support roles at Walt Disney World. If you are ready to move your career to the next level, Walt Disney World is always looking for high-quality candidates who have strong verbal and written communications skills as well as previous related experience in their administrative role. Candidates with experience in finance and bookkeeping may also be considered for positions in the many finance areas at Disney World. For details on what positions may be available at any given time, simply call the Walt Disney World JobLine at (407) … Continue reading

Disney Prince, Princess and Character Auditions

Are you ready to be a real Disney Prince or Princess? The pay for these performers is $11.25 an hour but the wardrobes are positively fairy tale fantastic! The following are real auditions for real actors and actresses. If you are ready to make the leap from amateur to the big time, this is your chance. Remember to arrive early at auditions, register once you get there and be sure to wear comfortable clothes for a movement exercise. Disney Prince & Princess Look-a-like Audition If you bear a resemblance to a Disney Prince or Princess, attend the Disney Look-a-like Performers … Continue reading